L. A. After Midnight is written by Dennis Bartok. At the time of writing, it has only three blog posts and four followers. But that will change very soon. I love film, and I'm passionate in my own way. But I love it when I see somebody else who is passionate; but entirely in their own unique way. And passion for film jumps out at you the second you visit this blog. The things Dennis is writing about and covering are fascinating in themselves. But what makes it vibrant and important is the voice behind it.
In the post Ken's Tuesday Night Film Club - he allows the spirit of Ken (his subject) to be the voice, along with the amazing images. His article Future Of Film Projection In Jeopardy? simply and effectively makes you care about something that two minutes before you probably didn't, or at least didn't to quite the same extent. And the Lost Film Theater In L.A.'s Chinatown is exciting because; for us film lovers, old closed down, derelict cinemas represent something symbolic, something important and touching that we can't quite put our fingers on. But when Dennis writes about it and shows us, we get a bit nearer to it. We feel it.
If you get in on the act now; L.A. After Midnight will be like that band who you saw in the basement of some dive when only six people knew about them. But that opportunity won't be there for long, because if this guy keeps blogging; he's gonna be a writer that everyone who cares about film is going to know about.
I am completely ignorant about movies, so I really don´t know why I'm interested in read about movies. But I am. I actually like it. But I like still more the texts that you talk about live. I don't know nothing about live, so I have to learn, and how nothing happens in my live, I read. I've read so much all kind of thing that I'm determined to make something happen in my life.
ReplyDeleteI've been reading your old texts, and liked particulary 'Today's a new day' and some others.
I'm an almost designer but reading and watching movies inspirates me in my drawings, all theses things can take us away for a litle time, and music, also. And I need to go away for a time, to anywhere, to draw.